Congratulations! ❤️

Happy New Year! 2012 is the Year of the Dragon, or Tatsudoshi in Japanese. Although the Lunar Year usually begins in February, this year it begins on January 23. Come to our shop and see what we have to celebrate this special year.

Switcheroo!

SDCC commission, watercolour

Why didn't anyone think of this sooner? Cats love going into bags, right? Well, at least mine do. Anyway, this bag-shaped cat bed may prove to be too irresistible for a curious kitty. Find out more by clicking the photo.

February has been crazy! I want to thank @usagi.goya for organizing and coordinating the Usagi Yojimbo Dojo 40th Anniversary Tribute book of Stan Sakai’s Usagi Yojimbo. It features amazing pieces from talented artists, including two of mine. The idea sparked while I was at Dragon’s Lair, LLC, where Lucas had the huge G.I. Joe omnibus on the counter. Keep smiling and stay safe! 😊

“Not quite the right direction. The road to Hell is… RIGHT HERE.”

ANIME WEEK: Day 5

Amazingly cool poster of 'Adventure Time!'. They're already sold out, but it looks like more posters are planned.

Really excited to announce this. 

My very first Mondo poster comes out on Friday and I couldn’t be happier that it’s Adventure Time! I hope you guys dig it. 

(There’s also a variant.)

A few of us are already heading to the airport, and we’ll be running around Kauai soon! 😊 Tomorrow on 6/08/24, the @kauaicomiccon is taking place! I’ll be at Artist Alley table #33. I’ll also be one of the judges for the Night Darling Cosplay contest from 3-4p (kids) and 4-5p (adults). After that, Drew Gutierrez and I will be doing the ART IMPROV from 5-5:45p. Many artists and vendors are flying in for the day to help with the celebration! Hope to see you there! ^_^

Our Koi Line design features two koinobori fluttering in the wind. One of our classic designs. Click through for t-shirts and other clothing featuring this design.

'Love Turkey', our brand new design for Thanksgiving! It is featured on t-shirts, hoodies, sweaters, aprons, and bags.

From Japan to Hawaii in Five Years

In 2006, an elementary school girl from Kagoshima, Japan, and her friends dropped messages in bottles into the ocean as a graduation celebration. Little did she know that her message would be found by a sailor in Kauai, Hawaii, five years later.

Read more about the incredible story at Bytmarks.